SERPA Rediscovered
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@Edwardteach72 You're making a fool of yourself for no good reason. Tell us, did the round go through a wall or did it happen outside? Was anyone injured?
Elwood
.223 Rem
Or do you work for Safariland ?
Why? Because the other guy said he liked active retention and I suggested a better quality option without the design flaws of the serpa?
How am I the fool? You're the one trying to argue that there is no design flaw of the serpa when it's a well known problem
What round what wall?
Elwood
.223 Rem
I’ve shot many times with my serpa holster and not once have I inadvertently put my finger on the trigger before I was ready to fire, next weak argument....
Are you 100% sure?? I'm sure the guy in the video would have said the same thing because you dont know what you dont know
Elwood
.223 Rem
Yeah pretty damn sure, I have good fundamentals, unless you were standing behind me and spotted something ? Was that you admiring my form last time at the range ?
Took forever to upload then I get an error message from the site that its run into a problem. Photos illustrate it clearly enough. The finger is extended fully straightforward before, during, and after the unholster movement, and is indexed on the side of the slide after drawn, exactly where it should be regardless of what holster is used. You wouldn't have accepted the video anyway. Just more spin. 2+2=4, whether you choose to believe it or not.
I'm pretty sure the guy in the video has good fundamentals and yet look at that trigger went inside the trigger guard
Was this under stress or on a timer or just in your living room slow and smooth to prove a point?
Well yes 2+2 does = 4 why wouldnt it?
You have a clear and obvious passion for this subject. Anyone else just said they dont like it. You are here arguing to exhaustion that it is impossible to use safely, despite the millions in circulation. You must have a personal connection. I think you must have been neglect in handling a firearm, perhaps in this holster. That is the only reasonable explanation for you being so fired up over the matter.
No actually very rapidly over and over. So rapid in fact that the video shows where I miss the re-holster slightly, twice. Super fast and repetitive. Finger exactly where it belongs throughout.
The point escapes you. Just because you don't believe something doesn't make it not so.
So rapid you missed the reholstering.. hahah imagine going to fast to reholster yet your so proficient you wont put your finger in the trigger guard
Hahahhahahhaha
Never had a problem. Seems like you did though. You dont like it. We get it. Move on.Hahaa lot of speculation from someone who cant even admit a flawed holster is flawed
Nope never had a problem with a serpa myself and I never will. its actually super easy to prevent ever having a problem with one
A re-holster is a lot different that a draw. You don't normally rapidly re-holster. I was doing it in a rapid holster-draw cycle to further prove you wrong. You are acting like a clown.
First correct thing you have said. It is easy. Handle your firearm properly and keep your finger straight and indexed where it belongs.
Yea imagine claiming to be skilled and proficient and yet you cant reholster.. or that you for some reasons rush holster that just laughable in of it self
Elwood
.223 Rem
Right, keeping your finger off the trigger till ready to fire, now your starting to get it. Congratulations
Yup easy to prevent by throwing them away and using a quality holster instead.. or never wasting money on one to start wity
Just defending facts. Though it is clear that you will not accept the evidence so I cannot offer you any more help.Weird you saying that and yet here we are and you are vigorously defending the serpa
Hahah facts,
Yet let's not talk about the fact of the design flaw. That's cute.. that's what's called emotional attachment
And yet these holsters the way they are designed dont lend themselves to doing that. But again let's be ignorant about trash and body mechanics
I am sure some of the ignorance and hate in regards to this holster are due to the types of comments from some of the highly trained, bearded guys that wear tactical pants spout.
Highly trained in ignorance.
Highly trained in ignorance.
You are not typing proper sentences. Slow down and take a breath. It was a slight misalignment under very rapid repetitive conditions. It happened twice in a series of probably 50 cycles. You are again deflecting from your argument that was shown to be incorrect in most cases. The finger remains straight in this and every holster I use. It is one of the first things you learn. Maybe you are in need of some training if your finger is not properly indexed every time.